The Price I Pay
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The Price I Pay
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First, you were mine,
So i know where you're coming from.
How does it feel to be broken then lifted up?
I used to pretend to forget all those memories.
I can't even see what loneliness has done to me.
You say its the price that i pay for hiding under my own skin.
Ain't it a shame to relate and to never fall in love again?
I said i could wait for the feelings to fall into place.
But, love cannot mend the problems i'll never face.
You say its the price that i pay for hiding under my own skin.
Ain't it a shame to relate and to never fall in love again?
Love cannot mend.
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